
Cordless Hedge Trimmer 20V, Two-in-One Head
A hand trimmer that swaps between grass shear and bush teeth so you can shape the boxwood and drop the weeds against the house foundation.
Ground that sat through the winter takes some persuasion before the seeds go in. We built this cordless tiller with steel tines and variable speeds so you can ease into packed dirt or spin fast to churn loose compost. Two batteries come in the box, keeping you out in the garden instead of waiting on the charger.
Price and stock live with the storefront and can move between visits.

Curved steel tines bite down into crusted earth and weed patches. They churn the top dirt fine enough for planting without tossing chunks of sod into your lawn.
A slower pace lets you work around tender roots without chewing them up. Click up the speed selector when you hit hard dirt or need to turn dry compost into a trench.
Two battery packs ship in the box with their charger. One runs while the other stays on the bench, giving you time to clear rows before a pack runs dry.
The motor stays quiet until you thumb the lock button and squeeze the main handle trigger together. An adjustable loop handle lets you guide the head with both hands.
| Tool shelf | Yard and garden |
|---|---|
| Where it works | Out in the yard |
| Battery | 22V |
| Size | 9 in |
| Batteries | 2 |
Payment, delivery and returns run at the storefront, under its own rules.

A hand trimmer that swaps between grass shear and bush teeth so you can shape the boxwood and drop the weeds against the house foundation.

Clears wet grass off the driveway, pushes light snow, and dries the hood after a wash without a cord trailing behind.

A folding garden kneeler with thick dual-layer padding and sturdy side arms that flips over to become a low yard bench.

A folding aluminum frame with dual-layer pad and extendable legs that flips from a low kneeling bench to a garden stool.
Turn hard dirt in raised beds and tight garden corners without pulling an extension cord through the gate.